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fang

noun as in cog

noun as in tooth

noun as in tusk

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It opens its mouth to reveal a spiked tongue and a few pointed fangs the size of backpacks.

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But when she opened the pages, she saw only wolves: three of them, snarling and yellow eyed, with blood dripping from crescent-shaped fangs.

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That this particular Ominous Landscape featured the terrifying figure of a wolf, yellow eyed and with fangs that dripped blood, was one more disturbing mystery to add to the pile.

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Dek, a born intimidator with crisscrossing fangs, wishes she would shut up so he could carry on with the slaying, and falls asleep while she’s prattling on about her life.

Flip around a tarantula so it’s belly up and you’ll be met with sizable fangs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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